Sentence examples for impossible to capture the from inspiring English sources

It would be difficult, if not impossible, to capture the complexities of such a proceeding in a single article that reported the final result.

The structure and flow of the English language make it hard, if not impossible, to capture the essence of his genius.

With that weight, you know they aren't going to make it past Day 5. It's impossible to capture the vistas seen while hiking in any other way.

For example, in the book I found it almost impossible to capture the combination of despair, ridiculousness and waiting of Stuart's prison years.

Spoiler alert: It's impossible to capture the true nature of "In One Person" without citing some of the coincidences that this book manufactures.

It would be impossible to capture the city's watery byways with street view cars, so in 2013 the Trekker camera was loaded on to a gondola to map Venice's canals.

The photos above, taken a decade apart by NASA's Modis (Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer) satellite on relatively cloudless days at a time of maximum ice melt, show changes, but ones that would be impossible to capture at the scale of the atlas's map.

However, MDS does not classify individuals into clusters, and it is impossible to capture all the variability of the multidimensional data in a lower dimensional display.

But though she was standing right there (and she eerily resembles her mother in profile), she says it was "impossible to capture " in the film which was part of the exhibition she organized as the French selection for their pavilion at the Venice Biennale in 2007.

On the other hand, with just a few parameters at diposition, it will be impossible to capture all the fine structure that has been established experimentally.

It is very difficult, if not impossible, to capture all the signs and symptoms that a GP might use to develop a clinical suspicion of UTI and decide to test a child for UTI.